Hong Kong Comprehensive: Money Can Lead to the Gods, I Can Do Whatever I Want

In the next term and the next term, I want to win Xinhe Lian Sheng

According to He Liansheng's movie plot, Deng Wei is the highest and most senior, and those who are more senior than him are all hanging on the wall. Chuanbao Longgen and these are the uncles who later became the leader and then stepped down to the uncle generation (even if they did not abdicate, they are the uncles with power and merit). If there is a character Axe Jun, Axejun is also an uncle generation figure like Chuanbao Longgen. So in terms of naming, Chuanbao Longgen and these are the later generations. If the elders call Deng Wei, it is not Wei Ge. To give face, they all call Deng Bo. If not to give face, they call Fat Deng Feiwei. Because everyone has been a leader or has made great achievements and is the uncle generation. There is no big difference in status. There is only the question of seniority and seniority. Why is it decided by the uncle generation because of interests and power (which is obvious in the two movies)? Is Long Gen afraid of Deng Wei? They are not afraid. What they are afraid of is that if they personally overthrow Deng Wei, then their uncles will be useless. The district leaders below will disobey and go their own way. Therefore, the uncles maintain this circle of interests and rights for their own benefit. Deng Wei is the leader of this circle, so sometimes when it is time to fight, they can win against Deng Wei. Don't panic at all. The only reason why they cannot win over Deng Wei is because the uncles rely on this electoral right to survive. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The protagonist of Temple Street you wrote personally spent money to kill it, and Deng Wei instigated Le Shao to rob it. Isn't that true? Is this still one of our own? Are these the so-called community brothers? Is this what Dunwei calls balance? Long Gen was actually afraid of Deng Wei just by looking at him like this? If there is no dialogue and exchange of interests and 80% is taken away, is there any need for this society to exist?

I really don't see where I can do whatever I want...

The reason for the low score is not without reason. The villain who has been suppressing the protagonist keeps popping up inexplicably.

Although the protagonist actually makes money, on the surface the protagonist behaves like a big fat sheep spreading money.

The writing is good, the killing is decisive and not sloppy, and the pace is fast. One chapter has as much content as those of Water God with 34 chapters. It is one of the best comprehensive novels in Hong Kong.

Is being able to communicate with the system and chat different from having the soul of an immortal cultivator in my body? Being able to communicate means that he is intelligent. If he is intelligent, there is a risk of awakening? It wouldn't be a surprise to suddenly make a systematic wedding dress one day!

The writing is quite good, but the golden finger is a bit wide open.

After reading more than 30 chapters of Cai Ke Tong Shen, I didn't see anything but cashback, and the protagonist uses the money rewarded by the system to help all kinds of people. Although it is said that giving money to others will get double the cash back, you can't help all kinds of people, right? There are so many people in the Hong Kong TV series who can help, but the protagonist doesn't look to help, and the money he helps those messy people is given to those bad guys and gangsters. Another problem is the timeline. The time in the book should be around 1990. To be honest, the author gave one three or four years in advance. It's okay for some movie plots to appear, but some whose timelines are too far apart really don't need to appear so early. Even if the movie "The Fury" was released in 21, the plot of the movie was ten years ago, it would still be twenty years away from the time in the book. Do you know how different technology is in twenty years?

The name is Cai Ke Tongshen, what's the result? Just keep returning cash and it will be gone?